Why do you shout stop when chasing people?

Because we are all in a state of excitement and very anxious when chasing someone, we will shout to stop and ask the person in front to stop and wait for us.

And when running, we also have a momentum when running, which makes the person in front of us feel very scared, so that when the person in front of us is nervous, it is very likely that he will fall a big heel, and we will naturally catch up with him. When running, you may not be able to catch up because of your lack of ability, but as long as you shout and stop, there may be other well-wishers around you to help you and continue to chase that person, so every time you run, you will shout and stop.

People are very tired when running, and through this form of shouting, you can also let your body change the speed of panting, which is also a reason for your body. When you shout when you run, you are also cheering yourself up and allowing yourself to continue running with more confidence.

That's for sure, to stand still is to let the person who is leaving! Standing generally indicates a stationary state, with the legs in an upright position. This person can't move freely except for the upper body!

Isn't that just staying, generally when chasing must be the person who is going to go to run in front, and the opposite of running is to stop. If we talk about stopping when we chase someone, it gives people the feeling that it is a discussion.

You can imagine, for example, that the other person runs again, and you say stop in the back. Just like this little sheep, will others stop? When you're begging, most people don't choose to stop.

Otherwise, you say stay. That's even more outrageous, as if you owe him eight million, it's simple, no, you can't stand it. It's almost like falling in love.

And standing still is the tone of command! For example, when the police catch a thief, they will shout and stop! For example, the child wants to cross the road, and the mother is in a hurry! will also chase while shouting to stop!

Standing still gives people a sense of oppression, and the person who shouts this sentence is often very anxious, angry, and has the meaning of verbal or psychological attack. Often, the results are better, too!

Generally, when chasing someone, if you feel that you have the strength to catch up with the other person, you will not be distracted to shout, you will swing your arms and legs with all your heart, your eyes will be fixed on the back in front of you, and you will feel that you are approaching him little by little, until you catch him.

Generally, after a period of chasing, when you feel that your physical strength is overdrawn and you can't continue, or in the process of chasing, you feel that he is getting farther and farther away from you, and when the distance between the two is getting bigger and bigger, you will shout "Stop", which is a blast for yourself, and it is also a manifestation of the unconscious desire of "you don't run, let me catch up with you", "I can't catch up with you, my voice catches you first".

If you judge that you are not his opponent at all at the beginning of the run, you will shout "Stop", but this is already a conscious action. You want to get help and support from those around you through your voice, and you also want to have a deterrent to the person running in front of you.

When the police uncle catches the fugitives, he will also consciously and well-trained to shout "stop", which will improve their capture efficiency, and their "stop" is sonorous and full of a sense of justice, which is enough to make the fugitives fearful.

I often encounter this in real life, knowing that the other party will not be able to stop for me, but I still have to fight and call him to stop. It may be the same feeling that we want to try it even though we know we won't succeed, maybe it's the miracle we are hoping for!

In many cases, there will be this kind of performance, for example, when the police catch the bad guys, they know that the bad guys won't stand, or shout, there are actually a lot of such situations, when they are working hard, shouting and stopping, mainly to cheer themselves up, so that they can shock the bad guys!

Although we know that he will not stand, but we still want to from the heart, hoping that he can stand, in this way, they can also stop chasing with peace of mind, when they are powerless to chase, how much they want to shout to stop, the other party can stop, and meet themselves, it may also be a kind of satisfaction in their hearts!

When we are most helpless, we always feel that a little miracle may happen, but often many of us will use the tough attitude in the face of life to also use emotionally. The result of this can be imagined!

Calling the other person to stand up may also be a sign of weakness, pretending that we are vulnerable and need the attention of others, and people will subconsciously adjust themselves to other people's relationships: in the face of strong people, we want to ask for it. In the face of weaker people, we will become strong to take care of.

But feelings are soft, and we have to learn to show weakness appropriately. Bowing your head is not weakness, but the ability to express yourself authentically.

In short, I feel that no matter at any time, when the other party shouts anything, it is sincere, after all, run hard, to chase, only people with sincere feelings will go so much, except for the police to catch thieves! Otherwise, who would run the streets and let others see their jokes! Only if you really pay for it, will you do it!